flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts

flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts

It stimulates over 800 reflex points in the abdomen. flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts generate energy without the need for any other energy source (e.g. electricity). These tourmaline shaping shorts are based on ion therapy,  far-infrared therapy and absinthe therapy, providing users with a multi-dimensional massage and stimulation. It helps to effectively stimulate blood and lymphatic circulation in the body, relieves lymph edema and inflammation, and reduces fluid and cellulite accumulation in the body.

Studies have shown that the flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts is an excellent choice for weight loss. The flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts can generate infrared without the need for external energy supply. According to New York Medicine, infrared therapy can not only promote blood circulation, enhance cell metabolism, promote collagen production, etc., but also help the body consume calories, thus achieving weight loss. Infrared therapy can stimulate fat cells in the body to release fatty acids and glycerol, which can then be consumed by the body, thus achieving weight loss. In addition, infrared therapy can also accelerate the body’s metabolism, thus consuming more calories to achieve the goal of weight loss.

flysmus™ ION Breathable Tourmaline Shorts massage and release ions that promote collagen boosting, causing loose skin and excess fat to disappear from the buttocks, allowing sagging, deformed buttocks to be tightened and lifted! A Shorts soaked in absinthe, and secured around tourmaline through a special process, can release thujone and negative ions. Far Infrared Therapy combined with Absinthe Therapy can help you relieve pain in different parts of your body, relax the muscles in different parts, and relieve inflammation. Long-term observation, it can prevent and treat health problems, Such as inflammation, cellulite, swollen lymph nodes, edema, gynecological diseases, etc. It can even prevent cervical cancer.